Appartement Sur Deux Niveaux Au Dernier Étage Avec Terrasse De 68 M² Avec Vue Sur La Mer, Piazza Della Borsa

Piazza della Borsa lies in the pedestrian centre of Trieste, close to Piazza Unità d’Italia and to the Rive, the city’s waterfront. Palazzo Dreher, an eclectic building of 1890 overlooking the square, is being completely renovated, and this unit takes its two uppermost floors, the fifth and the sixth, from which the sea and the old city’s roofs are in view. The gross floor area is 292 sq m. Works are in progress, with handover planned for late 2027.

The fifth floor is planned for the day: an entrance, a broad open living area with a kitchenette, a home gym and a cloakroom bathroom for guests. A stair inside the apartment climbs to the sixth floor, under the roof, which is reserved for the night. The principal suite is treated as a space of its own: a private bathroom, a walk-in closet and a bathtub standing within the bedroom. The same floor has a second room with its own bathroom and a second kitchen, and opens onto a terrace of about 68 sq m looking over the sea and the rooftops. A corner of the apartment faces Via del Canale Piccolo.

Every installation is new, with radiant floor heating, cooling distributed through ducts and heat pumps of high efficiency; a lift serves the building. The specification includes Italgraniti and Florim porcelain stoneware in 120 x 120 slabs, herringbone parquet in Parador oak, taps by Treemme and sanitaryware by Ceramica Cielo, with a choice between a modern and a classic interior.

The apartment is sold new by the developer and delivered turnkey. The palazzo has no parking of its own, being in a zone closed to traffic; we can help a buyer find a garage or a space nearby, for example in the Park San Giusto car park.

Energy performance certificate (APE): to be issued on completion of the works.

The price is quoted plus VAT.

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